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Intermission: The Guerrilla Gardener
See a "guerilla gardener" attack some potholes and make the world a little more beautiful.
Culture
Hidden America: A Queer Gardening Homestead in Rural Tennessee
Check out this fantastic, self-sustaining LGBT community in the middle of the Bible Belt.
Lifestyle
Superb Idea: Supermarket Vegetable Packaging Helps You Grow Your Own
British art student Ben Huttly's vegetable packaging is 100 percent biodegradable; what's more, the labels are embedded with seeds.
Cities
HOW TO: Grow an Edible School Garden
For a lot of families, growing their own garden is something akin to that big trip abroad: a great idea in theory, but hard to actually make...
The Community Board
Tips for Choosing a Hobby Greenhouse Kit
You can have fun with your greenhouse gardening hobby all year round with a hobby greenhouse. A hobby greenhouse can be as small as an enclosed...
Lifestyle
Now We Have Flower Grenades
These flower grenades take seed bombs to a new, more literal level. It would be cool if the shrapnel were somehow made of fertilizer. I think...
The Community Board
4 Simple Steps To Save a Little Cash On Greenhouse Supplies
Greenhouse supplies are like cats and potato chips, you just can’t stop with one! If you’re like me, your collection of greenhouse and gardening...
Environment
A Dirty Word: Should Dirt and Soil Be Used Interchangeably?
When British transplant Sami Grover found himself co-opting the Americanism "dirt" in a blog piece about the rising trend of using soil in...
Lifestyle
The White House Garden: Not Organic?
The White House garden has been a big success so far, with more than 1,000 pounds of food grown last year. Those veggies and herbs have gone to...
Lifestyle
Hanoi Gets First CSA Farm
Four years ago, Dang Huong Giang was a loyal customer of Hanoi Organic, a safe-food project in the Vietnamese capital. So when the project failed,...
Environment
Ladybug Love Is in the Air
The saying goes, "Ladybug, ladybug, fly away home." But a new program encourages ladybugs to fly away home - into you backyard. Any gardening ...
Cities
The Back Garden Project: An Introduction
When I moved in to my current apartment in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, a run-down but decent-sized 1.5 bedroom on Dekalb Avenue, one of the biggest...
The Community Board
One Thousand New Gardens
Last year during a lunch time conversation, my friend Max and I worried about the disappearance of arable land around our community. Where will...
Cities
How to Grow an Edible, Vertical Garden in Five Steps
It’s hard to believe but, yes, spring is on its way. And with it all kinds of wonderful green things like arugula, celery, and cherry tomatoes....
The Community Board
Food, Inc. NOT... It could be this simple...
AccessibleVegetables: A simple human movement that makes fresh fruit, veggies, nuts, herbs freely available to all. Like a shameless food bank,...
Lifestyle
Everything Starts with a Seed
Support your regional seed saver. When Tom Stearns was 19, he started saving seeds from his garden and sharing them with friends. He learned...
Environment
Why Save a Community Garden?
A friend of GOOD, Gordon Douglas, has been part of an effort to save a community garden in Chicago's Woodlawn neighborhood. It's been difficult....
Environment
The GOOD 100: Humble Pile
Crap Caper: Chicago's illegal cache of human waste is tomorrow's gardening gold. In an undisclosed storage area in Chicago, Nance Klehm has a...
